README for XFree86 3.3 on OS/2
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4.2. Required Software
- Any version of Warp 3 with at least fixpack 17, or Warp 4 is required
- XFree86/OS2-3.3 may use a local named-pipe connection or a TCP/IP
based network connection.
- Warp comes with the Internet Access Kit (IAK), which is
sufficient. Warp Connect and Warp Server come with a full
version of TCP/IP (3.0). Use of this software is preferred over
IAK then.
- Warp 4 comes with TCP/IP 4.0 which should also work.
- The old IBM TCP/IP 2.0, that comes with the IBM PMX product
may be used with Warp as well, although it is no longer supported
by IBM. Please ensure that you have the latest CSDs installed.
Other versions of TCP/IP, such as FTP's, DEC's, or Hummingbird's
TCP/IP versions, as well as IBM TCP/IP 1.X are not supported. Nor does
any networking support from DOS (packet drivers, winsock), Netware,
or NetBIOS work, and I won't to provide support for that in the future.
- If you want to write or port applications for XFree86, you are
encouraged to do so. You will need a complete installation of
EMX/gcc 0.9C or later for doing so. Neither the second (obsolete)
implementation of gcc, nor any commercial package, including
Cset/2, VAC++, Borland C++/OS2, Watcom C++, Metaware C, and others,
is suitable for porting, because various parts of the X DLLs rely
on certain features only present with EMX.
README for XFree86 3.3 on OS/2
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